Noah Lyles’ character is something that fans are eager to delve into. The athlete holds his ground while navigating the hurdles of track and field. Additionally, he actively engages on various platforms that provide opportunities for him to shine. Recall his participation in New York Fashion Week last year. Noah strutted down the runway, making a bold statement through his fashion choices. Furthermore, he refused to be overshadowed while competing against Kishane Thompson and a talented group of athletes in the men’s 100m final at the Paris Olympics. What is his secret to balancing all these aspects at once?
Gout Gout, a beginner in track sports, might find the answer to the earlier question quite useful. In fact, he posed a similar question to Noah, seeking insight into the personality shifts required to become an Olympian who is adept in every circumstance. Noah was all smiles.
The reigning Olympic champion and Grant Holloway sat with Gout in the recent episode of Beyond The Records Podcast. To help the teenager learn from the question, Noah used the occasion to share some of his more profound personality traits, like? Lyles suggests that he should “laugh sometimes.” Yes. In the conversation, Lyles suggested the teenager shed the complications and loosen himself up. But what good would it bring?
In the meantime, Noah explained the need. He, in fact, said, “Everybody’s going to have their opinion and like you said, when you become somebody of a very high standard, everybody’s going to have opinions, whether it’s good or bad and they’re probably going to have their only preconceived notion.” And only laughing it off can keep the situation normal.
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